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Therapie
August 1990
CNRS 372, Université de Provence, Centre de Saint Jérôme, Marseille.
The first part of the paper exposes the basic characteristics of the human spasticity which should be modeled: No hypertonia at rest; velocity-dependent myotatic responses, and fatigability. To model a syndrome including these signs is a related but different problem. Results and limits of the clinical neurophysiology concerning the spasticity are briefly quoted.
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